Charles Martin wrote: >>Well, for me, the deciding factor on using a table is if the elements >>contained in the table are 2 dimensional. In other words, can they be >>grouped in two dimensions. For example, a list of population grouped by >>cities AND age ranges would be two dimensional and would satisfy the >>requirement for a table. However, you could define a list of population >>counts grouped by city as two dimensional since one column would have the >>city name and the other have the population count. Thus, if there is no >>way to group the elements by row AND column, then it is not tabular data >>and is just a list.
That's probably one of the best ways I've heard to look at it yet. Collin Davis - ACE, MCP Web Architect Stromberg Architectural Products p 903.454.0904 f 903.454.3642 e [EMAIL PROTECTED] web www.strombergarchitectural.com ****************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm for some hints on posting to the list & getting help ******************************************************
